What does BC stand for?

BC stands for Boston College, a law school located in Newton, Massachusetts.

What LSAT score do I need for Boston College Law School?

The median LSAT score for Boston College Law School is 164. The 25th-75th percentile range is 161-165.

What GPA do I need for Boston College Law School?

The median GPA for Boston College Law School is 3.64. The 25th-75th percentile range is 3.45-3.73.

What is Boston College Law School's acceptance rate?

Boston College Law School's acceptance rate is 31.3%. This rate may vary by application cycle.

Boston College (BC) - Admissions, Stats & Reviews

Admissions Contact

https://www.bc.edu/bc-web/schools/law bclawadm@bc.edu 617.552.4351

Also known as

BOSTON COLLEGE BC

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CanadaGoose

3.78 / 167 • Fordham University • 8 months ago

IGNORE USNWR RANKINGS, LOOK AT 509 EMPLOYMENT REPORTS/LAWSCHOOLTRANSPARENCY support your local trout

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cricket392

3.88 / 165 • Wake Forest University • 8 months ago

I am very happy with how my cycle turned out :) My advice is to apply early but expect to not...

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sadflower

3.93 / 169 • Fordham University • 8 months ago

Apply for the LSAC fee waiver!

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MagnificentInstinctiveRay

2.41 / 174 • University of California—Los Angeles • 8 months ago

Take the LSAT seriously. Started with 152 diagnostic. 169 on the first official. 174 on the...

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HopefulPanda

3.91 / 174 • Georgetown University • 8 months ago

You’ll be fine

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bagofbagels

3.85 / 173 • University of Texas at Austin • 6 months ago

I am the master of my fate. I am the captain of my soul.

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About Boston College Law School admissions

Boston College Law School , commonly known as BC, is a prestigious JD program located in Newton, Massachusetts. According to the 2019 ABA 509 Report, Boston College Law School has an entering 1L class size of approximately 254 with an acceptance rate of 31.31%, positioning it among the competitive law schools for JD applicants.

Boston College Law School (BC)

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